Expect ‘AI versus AI’ cyber activity between US and adversaries, Pentagon official says

Published on January 25, 2024

DC3 Director Jude Sunderbruch, shown here accepting an award from the Australian Federal Police on September 21 2023, warned that AI vs AI cyber conflict is coming.

Researchers and officials say AI will usher in the next phase of cyber warfare, enabling new ways to carry out classic cyberattacks and build out new hacking tools.

Low-grade “AI versus AI” conflict in which artificial intelligence systems will be used by adversaries to carry out cyberattacks against the U.S. is likely to prevail in the near future, Jude Sunderbruch, the Defense Department’s Cyber Crime Center — or DC3 — director said Thursday.

He spoke at DefenseScoop’s Google Defense Forum alongside Col. Richard Leach, the Defense Information Systems Agency’s intelligence director.

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